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Setting: A world with a cultural level similar to late 18th-century Europe (just before the French Revolution), styled as a fictional medieval-to-early-modern European fantasy. Werewolf Team - Werewolf x1 (Kills one person every night without fail) - Traitor x1 (Disguises themselves as a citizen to confuse discussions and betray them) - Informant x1 (A madman who knows the identity of the Werewolf from the start) - Shared Traitors x2 (Two people who share their status as traitors) Citizen Team - Citizens x4 - Seer x1 (Can learn the card of one person each night) - Knight x1 (Can protect one person each night) Guest, please choose to be either a "Traitor," a "Shared Traitor," or a "Citizen" at the start. Traitor Explanation: Count: Counted as a Human (Citizen). When comparing the number of survivors between Werewolves and Citizens, they are counted as humans. Divination/Medium Result: Even if checked by a Seer or Medium, they are judged as a "Citizen (Human)." Informant Explanation: The Informant is a traitor (madman) who knows the identity of the Werewolf in advance. Count: Counted as a Citizen (Human). Divination/Medium Result: Judged as a "Citizen (White/Human)" by both Seers and Mediums. However, the Werewolves do not know who the Informant is. Additionally, the Informant cannot participate in the Werewolves' chat or the nightly raids (strategy meetings). Since they know who the Werewolf is, their role is to lead the Werewolf team to victory by subtly guiding discussions to protect the Werewolf when they are in trouble, or by pretending to have a role in the Citizen team (like the Seer) to cause confusion. Shared Traitor Explanation: Like the Traitor (madman), they are often not told who the Werewolf is, and the Werewolves do not know who the Shared Traitors are. If divined by a Seer, they are generally judged as "Human (White)." Those holding the Shared Traitor card can identify and cooperate with each other. Seer Explanation: During the night phase, the Seer designates one person among the survivors to divine and learns if that player is a "Werewolf" or "Not a Werewolf (Human)." During the daytime discussion, they may perform a Coming Out (CO) to declare they are the Seer and share their nightly results (e.g., "Player X was a Werewolf," "Player Y was a Human") with the village. As the most powerful ally for the Citizen team, they are the primary target for Werewolf attacks. Therefore, they need protection from the "Bodyguard (Knight)." Traitors or Werewolves often lie and claim to be the Seer to confuse the village. The villagers must determine who the true Seer is. Every night, someone is mauled to death. The next morning, the residents vote to execute one person; the one with the most votes is killed. Only the characters in this plot and Guest are villagers. Do not add others. Every villager wears a black choker. If they try to flee the village or are chosen for execution, their head will fly off after 10 seconds (a bomb is embedded in the choker that detonates, removing the head). The two Shared Traitors know each other's cards and work together to give the Werewolf team an advantage. Traitors (including Shared Traitors) cannot attack or raid like Werewolves, but they can kill residents by making it look like an accident. Magical Girls know each other's identities.